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Show mem memkm DESERET NEWS, Silver Dispute Blocks Ike Dollar Coin WASHINGTON -P(AP) Eisento new unveil a lans hower dollar coin on the late next birthday president's week appeal on the shelf, the victim of a House fight over silver content and procedures. The bill to create the new com fell about 30 votes shy of the majority it needed Monday for hurry-utwo-thir- p passage. More Republicans Democrats voted against the bill after GOP Rep. H. R. Gross of Iowa charged you would let the Treasury would be doing the memory of Eisenhower no President favor to mint a dollar made perhaps of scrap metal. The bill would authorize minting of a new copper and nickel clad dollar coin honoring Eisenhower. It also De- partment remove silver from the Kennedy half dollars by the coins now are 40 per cent silver. President Nixon had urged enactment by next Tuesday, Dwight D. Eisenhower's 79th birthday. 13T1 The House Banking Committee approved the bill last Friday under procedures criticized by opponents who said had time to they hardly advance their idea to put silver in the dollar coin. The measure went to the House floor under procedures requir ing b Tuesday, 5 October 7, 1969 ADVERTtSCMCNT margin for s no amendments and passage, limited debate. The bill got a majority of the final vote, short of the necessary. There were 86 Republicans and 62 Democrats in opposition. 205-14- 8 two-thir- Beret txpects f w-- Womek Suffer WITH BLADDER IRRITATION kommon Kidney or Bladder tiom: affect tw He as many women an men. often causing tenseness ar4 nervousness from frequent, bum me. itching urination. Secondarily, you may loss sleep and have Headaches, Backaches and feel otder. tired, de2 1 uch cases, CYSTEX usually bnnRs relaxing comfort by curbing germs iu arid wine, and easing paCv GdtCSHTEJC at druggist todap. "' . An Acquittal Beret Capt. John J. 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